Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 10, 1887, Page 3

- . ‘I‘HE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THL RSDAY ‘J\HEAT 0N THE DOWY TURY. @verything Conspires to Pull Down the Price in Chicago. SORNSTAYS ACTIVE BUT LOWER. Provisions Take a Shoot Upward and Show Activity and Strength— Hoth Cattle and Hogs Bring Higher Prices, CHICAGO PRODU MARKET, Citreaso, Feb, 0.—(Special Telegram to the Brk.|—Wheat was weak and drooping notwithstanding the large decrease in ocean passage. Cables were weak, the local crowd bearish, and margins in many instances thin, while war news was scarce. Fears of danger by the disappearance of snow have vanished, and with predictions of snow and warmer weather bie operators hammered the market. A large business was transacted but the liberal offerings erushed prices and the elosings show a shrinkage of e on those current at the adjournment yesterday. May stood at ¥2'ge at the opening, but lhu])]vwl to e and the tinish was $2'ge. June sold at *4i5e, down to Silge, and closed at 8 . July closed at 85'e and sold at 85%e down to 50, September sold at S74e down to 86%e, and December from 91ige to Wige. February closed at 76e, March at e and Aprilat 76%e. Corn was fairly active, but sympa- thized with wheat and prices ranged lower, Large and small longs beeame demoralized and sold freely, Shorts bought liberally but 8 declined ! A further break was prevented by a sharp advance in provisions and predictions of lighter receipts to-morrow. I’rices rallied Xe, but closed Yo below yesterday. May opened at 40'g @10%c, sold at 40%c, declined to 40%e reacted to 40%c. and_closed at 40 @10%e. July closed at 42i5e, Provisions were active, stronger and hidher. The receipts of hogs were light and prices higher. Holders of the product were backward about sclling, The shorts who sold at yesterday’s break were seared and wanted to get out, and in their endeavor to extricate themselves foreed prices higher. Strong local parties who have een on the long side for some time past 2 also buying, and at the 1 o'clock close prices were at outside fizures and showed an adyanee of 3215 o mess pork, Tige on lard, and 15¢ on short ribs, Mess lor May opeped at S15 45 ceded 13,47 and’ sold to Lard for May at $6.8204@ tention, and rt May advanced frc losed at the lutter figure 0 p. m—On the afternoon board the rain markets were weaker and lower. Wheat broke 8, corn %@'c. visions stronger, Whe sold at 7 e, April at 0@iike, May at 81 L{@s13¢e, Jine at ~2j@s3iie, July at 81§ @s4ige, closing at the inside. Corn, May, 40 (@d0ie; June, 41 @ilte; July, 421jc. Oats, M.|y, 2@ ke; June, uuu March nominal at 24;c and ,'\fml at 24ice. Pork, May, sokl at 31 @138, and_closed_nt B13.720g@1875. Lard, March, $0.72§@5.753 May, 30.55@0.574 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Feb. 9.—[Special Telezram to the B rrLE—The supply to-day was comparatively moderate and salesmen asked higher prices. Buyers contended that the light receipts were owing to washouts on s eral of the railroads, and that ample supplies would only be delayed a_few hours. How- ever, the demand was fully equal to the sup- ply, and the cholce and fat cattle of medium woights stood higher, such stock being 15@ 25c higher than last Friday, This was the first day of the week when there was a dis- play of fancy heavy cattle. ‘There were ear lots of cattle sold at §5.00, $5.05, $5.15, 85,25 CHICAGO, 50, Some 1,182 b, meal fed \V’fllll- Id at $4.50, with 976 Ib meal fed X~ ans at $4.25, against 8412 on Montiny Shipping steers, 1350 to 1500 b 84002 1.2 to 1350 1bs., $4.10@4.60; 95 olnwlu ai*uuuu Stockers and feeders, bulls and mixed, $2.00@3.80; l)u k, OWS, s 2.60(@3,20, i "he non-arrival of stock trains had of reducing stock to about the num- gz the eff'es ber shippers wanted, hence there was alively seramble on the part of buyers for s ‘llllpllll‘n!‘ and during the seramble piices went *wild, In some instances, especially on light and good medium, the ‘advance was 15@ 20c when compared with the lowest of_vesterday, and in a genersl way values ruled fully 10¢ higher than at the closo last night, ranging l'h(ht, up o Monday quotations.: A few fan sold at 5. 40(@5. Afil with packers at §: and common at $ 80(@H.25; Y orki 5.10, FINANUCIAL New York. . 9.—MoN&RY—On call, 8@+ per cent, closing at 3 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—5QE0 per cent, STERLING ExcuANar—Dull but steady at $4.851 for sixty day bills; $4.581§ for de- mand, GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steady. S1oc ‘The stock market showed more animation on a more pronounced bull feeling han has been seen for some time, the prinei- pal causes of which were the s mi-officiul an- nouncement of the l'xlm«mhn'\vl‘!y showing of St. Paul tor the year 1% general beller that the fllrlkw are rly Ill an end, the amicable settlement with™ the Louding onployes belug spoc fally fayorable to that company and Jersey Central. The opening was stron -, advances over last even- ing's final prices ranging up to 3¢ per cent in Richmond & West Point. The general list was dull, ‘The entire market with the ex- ception of Richmond & West Point, which shaded off a fraction, was strong throughout the first Lour. Later the market decreased in the amount o( business doue, which was ac- companied by & shfhl yielding in prices which continued until weil in the afternoon. After 1 p. m,, however, the agtivity and ad- oo vance wero resumed, There was some hesi- tation in the last hour, but the market closed strong, in many instances at the best figures ot the day. STOCKS ON WALL STREET. New 4 Pacific 0 ..entral Pacitic & A .. ck 15| L. & 5 l“ referred . L. & St \mh'nul 27 " (Canada Sonth 2 llh,uhu;. Chicago, Fob, 0. aro the 2:90 elosiug 6 Dull, steady and unchar 1 southern, 20 Michigan soft Mipnesota bake $3.70@4 31 95 50,8450 low @:.95 fve Houg quickat ¥5.33415.40; iusacks and barrels, $3@s.70, Wheat—Aetive and ; opened e lower, 3 yesterday: May, bl“\' closing gt cash, ‘84301 closing about 1% ryesterdayy casih, Hie; Mareli Higes M luu—llull at Sie. Rirley- Dull at 50@ l‘nuumy sead—I'rime, §1.58@1.583. Flaxsved —-$1.08, WS, Pork—Ruled drm and advaceed about @1'5¢ nndv: 0@ &¢i cash and March, $13.60; May, § 5 Lard —Moderately active and 100 nxfi:m-;‘. cash, $0.05; March, $6.72% ay, Bulk Meats-—Shouldors, 85.1535.80;" short elesr, $7.20@7.25; short ribs, 86. Bulter—-Dull} oreanery, :u@ 7o; dairy, pL! Qu‘ Chesse ~Flmer: m.u cream cheddars, 1353 FEBRUARY 10, _1887. 123,@1%; young Am".cl! 1'1’ ‘k\u\-x da1dye 19c; flats @14 Fees 191 @e. Hides —Steady and unchanged; Green; ‘gc: heavy green salted, 7ige; salted bull, Bige: dry salted, @12, dry flint, 15@14c: deacons, 25 l'a{'h "allow—No. 1country, 8%c; No, 2, 2%c. lhw-nm, Shipments. Flour, bbls. 4 16,000 Wheat, bu 20,000 Corn, 'bu 81,000 (nu, bu.. 35,000 Rye, bu none, Barley. 23,000 . 0.~ Wheat—Weak and cash, S0@S0te; March, , cash, Y@ , 281ges May, Rye—Firm at 5 Whisky Pork—Firm at & Lauvd —Higher at § Jpltter —N-u\-()‘: Aftternoon Board.—Wheat—Weak and @ . creamery, §@27c; dalry, ¢ lower. Corn—Heavy and ‘s¢ lower Oats—Unchanged. Oity, Feb, 9.—Wheat—Lower: April, e bidj cash, 20'¢e bid; M..m B0ige bid: Oats—Nominal; 26¢ bid (nrl‘hh. Liverpool, Feb, 9.—Wheat- ae- mand fair and holders offer f red western spring, nominal, Corn-Stead i New York, s 1a21%¢ loy 00; export '\mlm.l 'Hf ,000; ungraded 0. 1 red, ) No. 1 red @iiie in T, U235 @08 1. 0. 1. in store, 482 f. 0. bt ail rod, iic Spot se and ohing hesys Toceipty POIts, 84,0003 ungraded, 471 @48 {7 ase in " elovator, 4@ ivige delivered: March elosed at 445e, Oats—lg@ige lower; receipts, 60,0005 ports, 193" mixed westérn, S5g@siige; western, 586 2e, Potroleum Eges—Dull Pork— options 1@ NE ex- No. 2, ex- white dy: United closed at nd heavy: western, id fivmer 14.! mess quoted 5 for new, Lard-—6(s points higher and fairly active; western steam, spot, quoted at 86 3! Butter—Quict and easiers western, Cheese—Iirm 3 western flat, 11}@ Muwauk at CorneFirm: Oats—Quiet, Rye—Easier; Barley—Lower: W mm. 3le. No. 1 L May, £13, " Cinctanati, Feb. 0.~Wheat—Weak and lower; 1 \w\ll{ 2 nxed, No. 2 381@ 3 mixed, 50/ a Dull; No. 2 ~Quict at $1: Lard—Active and firm at $6.55. Whisky—Firm at $1.13, Minneapotis, Feb, 9.-—Wheat—1Veak and lower: 0. 1 hard, ar 8lgei May, 817 1 northern, Febri May, kil 2 northern, February, 1 May, Tse. Flour—Easier; natents, $4.40@4.50; bakers, $3.50@ Recei nts—Wheat, 119,000 bu. Shipments—Whedt, 15,000 bu. tlour, 15,000 bbls, New Orleans. Feb, 9.—Corn—Dull, weak and lower at 45(@ e, Oats—Q loice Western, 3T@3Te. Corn Meal—Firmer at § Hog Proaucts—Quiet but weak; pork, §13.70; lard, refined tierce, Bulk Meats—S} 141 long clear, and clear rib, $0. Iders, §: LIVE STOCK. Feb. 9. —Cattle, strong and 10¢ high ockers and f Chicago, receipts, 6,000 head: 1 ing steers, 10@+.00; s and mixed, &2, buik, Receipts, 13,000 head: steady and higher; el S400065.00; 0g and shipping, 55 85 5,05 $3.00@1.05, Sheop—Recoipts, 3,000 head; strone: na- tives, $5.0004,50° western, ' $3.50@1,60; Texans, § Tambs, $4.00@5.50. 8St. Louis, Feb, 9. —Cattle—Receipts, 1,3 head; th)menlfl 200 head; active and a shade higher; choice heavy native steers, $4.40 (11.". fair to zood s ping steers, &3.85@ putchers’ steers, fair to choice, $4.10@ 420 feeders. fair to good, $2.85@: A) stock- ors, fnlr to good, $2,15(@3.10, Hogs—Receipts, 4,00 head; shipments, 000 head . active and firm; oholoe heavy and butchers’ selections, 30(@5.405 packing, fair to good, 8’5 10@b. Yorkers, medium to fancy,$1.95@5.10; comuion to good pigs, $4.20 Kansas Clty, Feb. 9.—Cattle—Receipts, 3,000 head; shipments, 2,000 head; weak’ shipping grades BQI0¢ 1owers coumon 1o choice, 04.40; stockers, $2.60@3.20; feeders, §: cows S¢ lower; common 10 choice, $ 40, Hows—Receipts, 9,000 head; shipments 1,200 head: opened swong and closed sieady; common to choice, $1.70.45. OMAHA lAl‘ STOCK. Wednesday, Fep, 9. fairly active at “about steady with yesterday, and about everything was sold, The receipts were liberal, though not quite as heavy as vesterday. ‘The market opened with the buyers only offering $4.00 for the top, but they were soon bidding up to § I'he market was active and strong at y day’s prices, and ono load of choicé hogs Dbronght 5¢ more than anything yesterday. Everything was sold. or- Sheep. There was nothing done on the market to-day. Recelpts. 50 8,200 Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Cholce steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs., ., L84,95@4.50 D5@4,00 Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs, Good to choice corn-fed cows. Fair to medium grass cow: Good to choice bulls Light and medium b Good to choice heavy hog: i100d to choice mixed hogs Choice sheep, 80 to 120 1bs Representative Nales, i Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven days and for the same time t month and a_vear ago. @5 RATRRE Shipments. Showing the number of cattle, hozs and sheep shipped from the yards during the day. Dest. .Chicago ~Chicago Allsales of stock 1n this market are made per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated. ead hnp(i sell at 3ge per b, for all weights. kins,” or hogs welzhing less than 100 Ibs, novalue. Proznant sows are docked 40 Ibs, and stags 80 Ibs, by the public inspector. Notes, CATTLE, No. cars 4 Cattle steady. No hogs left over. A strong hog market. All kinds of hogs brought abont one price. F. Dunning, Shelby, Neb., was here and sold a load of hog: Hous sold to-day at $1.15 per hundred higl er than a year ago to-day. The Anglo-American Packing company bought 1581 hogs to William Charleton, Roca, with four loads of cows. Robert McDonald, Burnet, and sold a load of hogs. The Standard ( ten loads of e Charles Wrede keted one load ot |n|ll|4‘ rank J. Coil, Lyons, Neb., was bere and sold tiree loads'of cattle. J. M, Carter, Weeping Water, came in to- day and sold a' load of cattle, Mr. Norris, of Norris & Parker, Elliott, Ta., was here and sold a load of cattlé. J. M. Cox, Hampton. Neb,, was here with two loads of cattle which sold on the market. 5. A. Mandelbaum, Blue Hill, Neb., was in and'sold a Toad o hogs and a load of cat- was here Neb,, Neb,, was in company, Ames, had ans on the n , was in and mar- 1. 8. Elliott, Lost Creck, Neb., came in to- day ‘witha loadl of cattle which Sold on the market. + G. Vreeland, Juniata, Neb., wasin with a car of hogs and a car of cattle which sold on the market. A. Clark, a heavy cattle feeaer of Dexter, Ia., was here looking over the market. lle has 600 head of fat cattie ready for market. hompson, of Thompson & White, 1 Bluffs, was in u to-day and mar- ll((ellenl a load of hogs which topped the et, C. T. Ward, Risings, Neb,, well-known shipper. but more re y en- gaged in feeding, was here and marketed a load of cattle. E. H. Cowels, sold two cars of cattle, cows among them which averaged 1400 1bs., and brought the top of the ma ‘I: M. Parsons, Carrol, Iowa, had a load of hos which arrived at Council Bluffs over the Northwestern at 8:35a. m, of Feb) were turned over to the U. I’ at 11:30 0. m.. and arrived at the yards at 4:05 p. m. There is 10 excuse in such delays, and it is to be re- gretted that live stock men do not some combined effort to have the evil rem- edied. eb., was here and ibon, Thete were seven ary 23 OMAHA WHOL LE MARKETS General Produce, Wednesday, Feb. 0. The following prices are for round lots of produ ce,as sold on the market to-aay, — ‘the quotations on fruits rep, sont the prices at I which outside orders are E —The receipts are liberal and the market weak. ‘Thie choicest is selling mostly 'l\!') mum fair to good, l4@ common, :G5—The receipts continue heavy and the market was lower again to-day, iresh stock zoing at 17@1% PouLTh he receipts were very light and the demand good for choice dressed chickens. Chickens 10c; turkeys 10@lle; gecse and ducks 8@10c. .ES—Beets, carrots, |‘m~mm and are quoted at o0c. — Horse-radish (\o( ©4.50 per bbl. e weathior has been so cold ;‘l]m past few days that it was Inpossi- bls to handle potatoes’to any extent. ~ The trade is limited almost entirely to the sale ot small lots from the store. “Fairto good stock, from store, small lots, 60@05¢; choice stock from store, small lots, 85@0c. TERS—Mediums, 20c: standards, 20c: sclfl,w. 28¢; extra selects, Sic; N. Y. counts, :\l Es—The apple market is firm and stocks on hand are light; Choice Missouri stock per bbl. $3.75@3.00; Choice Michigan stock per bbl. §4.00, ((‘)\lovsdlomu rown stock, per bu. $1.00 @ CeLEry—Cholce stock. per doz. 40@45e. OnANGrs—There is aliveral supply of good stock on the market; Valencia per case, 86,000,503 Calitornin. per box, $3.00@5,55; Florida, pér box, $3.00a Lisoxs—The' market looking up and have advanced in New York; Messina ¢|mln “ape Cod, faney. per bbl, 1005 Bell .00; good um, hand picked navy, $1.50 eleatn country, picked, $140@1.50; han 1@.60, ProvisioNs—Ham, 12¢; breakfast bacon, gige; clear sido go; dry salt sids, Se: shonlders, eef, regular, 11c beef, ham pleces, 14c; lard, 50 1b cany, 7e: lard, 20 b cans, Fairbanks, 7ige: Iard, m\ cans, Fairbanks, 7ic; lard 5 1b cans, lard, 3 1b cans, Ti4e. FLOUR AND Muuruvn Winter wheat flour, t qual atent, 32,753 second qual- ity, $2.25a@2, .'iJ be ! |||lul|¥ spring wheat flour, patent, 2,490 . Welshan’s X1 mmk“n«m Iluur. per bbl, $6.00; do, doublo soeks, $5.00 per hundred; W. J. Welshan's No. 1, romly raised, forty 2}¢ Ib packages in Sl do, lwenl) 51b Dm_klu(u in_case, 0¢ per ewt; clu‘gpod feed, T3¢ per whité corn meal, yellow corn, cowt meal, R0 per ewt; sereening, 50@75e per ewt; hominy $1.50; shorts, 70c per ewt; graliam, §1.7 hay, In bales, $7.00 per ton, Grocers' Liss, PICKL Medium, in bbls, $6.00: do, In half bbls, §3.50; small, in «bbls, $7.00: do, in half bbls, $4.008 Lihurklns, in bbls, $5.00; ao, in half bbls, §4. SUGARS — l'uwderou. Oig@Tes cut loaf O eranulated 014 @0 fcc: confectionors Sig@oe: standard extra C, 53(@d%c; extra & 5i5Canige: modnam Jellow, 414, MATCHES—DPer caddie, 28¢; squnre cases, $1.70: mule square, $1.20. Syrur—No, 70, 1Tlllun kegs, $2.20@1. New Orleans per gallon 85@40¢; maple syrus half bbls, “old time,” per gx\llun, Toe; 1 gal- lon cans, per doz, $10,00; hnl( kallon cans, ver doz, $5.50: CANDY. stick, Bly@9ie, R st boda, butloe aad plenie, bige: ereams, 5'ge; ginger snaps, Sigeq L‘lh soda, 7. STARCIH Irmr gloss, 1 1b, 60. mirror loss loss, 61b, 6%c; iTA corn, 1 1o, 7e; Kingsford" gloss, 0 1b, 7 fil Ib, 7e: Kingsford's v. mgsrom 8 pure, 31b, 7ic; uu\un imperial, 82,7 : Kirk s umul.ud. $4.00; Kirk's white: Kingsfords bulk, b cap, $6.50; white .~|mm $3.75. CANNED GOODS- $5.85; washboard, $3.10; 3.25: strawber pberries, 2 Ib, per case, ,nulmnn a per case, $4.50; lglrhuw. per cas s, 30 huulles. per case, $5.00; white cher- ¢, §6.00; plums, per case, e, 81851 osg plums, 2 Ib, pineapples, 2 1b, per_case h.kurfll per doz, §1.40; MD Wl'» 1b 8¢ June In'.n Der ense $1.75: toes. §2.5)@2 1b.corn $2.50 Driep Fru lr—)o. 1 quarter a) nph-q 5 e evaporated in boxes, 12 321b A lb toma- ) black- berries, boxes, 10%,@11¢; peache: nn Lake, 18%, 10@10'ge: peaches, evaporited, 15 raspberries, Prunes. uew. e Corrrks—Ordinary grades, 14}gdlhe fair 15@13%e; prime, 154@le; elioice, 10@1030; fancy groen and yellow, 16@17c;: old ¢ov- ernment Java, 20 i interior Java, 16i§@ 20c; Mocha, 22qei Arbuckle's roasteq 20 MelLaughlin's XX\ roasied, 1) H new, 2ic; currents, 1@ Dilworth's. Red Cross, 2 Ol4c. General Markets. MIDEs—Green butchers, bi(@6e; green ourel dry tint, 11@lc; dry salt, §@10c; green eull sking, § dnml(l‘d nides, two-thirds price. g, Grease— 2i,¢; brown, Prime white, 3%c: ye 1% Sheep Pelts, 25@7 V ARNISH unn per galion; - rurni- tare, extra, i furniture, No, 1. 81 coach extra, 81 conch, No. 1, $1.20; Da mar, extra, 3 Japan, 70c; 'asphialtum, 1y shellac, $3.50; hard off finish, 1L HEAVY HARDWARE lrnn. rate $2.40; plow steel special castdTge; 2151 Wagon spoke 125, & cast tools, do, habs, per set, sawed dry, §1.50; tongves, each, each. T5c: sauare nuts. per Ib, chain, per b, 6 ;@1 ¢i maileable, 7@ wedges, bo; crowbars, 6c: harrow teeth, 4'<c, 7@de; Burden’s horse shoes, spring steol, £4.75; Burden’s mule_shoes, Barbed wire, In . car lots, $4.00 por 100 Ibs. Nai o) rates, 10 to 50, §.00: steel nails, Shot, £1.65; buckshot, 81.55: oriental wsmen kegs, $2:50% do, half Kews, 82.00; do. quarter kegs, £1.50: blasting, kegs, feet, 6. Lead bar. Slh PAINTS I8 O1—White lead, Omaha,P P, 6c: white lead. St. Louis, pure, 6iges Mars seilles green, 1 to Ib cans, 2¢; Frenen zine, fuse, per 10 green ‘seal, f205 rench zine. red seal, 1led I zing, in varnish asst. 2c: Ke neh vermillion, Enelish, in_oil, 3 red, 100 fosg pink, 1de; \enetian re son’s, 28 e} netian_red, America red ll‘nd 7 c chrome yellow, genuine, chrome )"Tlnw, ochre, rochelle. ochre, Frencl, ochre, American, Tije; Winter's mineral, 2ige: Lenigh brown, i1 S;anish brown, 2c; Prince’s wineral SririTs—Cologne spirits, 158 proof, $1.17 do 101 proof, $1.15; spirits, nd quality 101 proof, $1.17: do 18 proot, $1.1 coholy 188 proor, $2.20 per wine vallon, uomml od whiskics, $L00@L20. - Gin, blended, ¥1.50@ £2.00; Kentucky bourbons, ' $200@5.00: Ken- tucky and Pennsylvania Tyes, $2.00(00. 5 Goelden Sheaf bourbon l\||3 nn- whisk S150@3.00, Brandies, imported, $5.00@S8.50% domestie, $1.530@3.00, ( I|~, II’:I|'“H4'(\ 84, '»0 (@5.00; domestic, $1 0, npagnos, fmported, ver case, uuug xw American, per case, £10.00¢e10.00. Diy PAiNTs— White lead, 83 French zine, 19 Py iting, 2geq whiting, eilders, 28¢¢; whiting, com’l, 1'4e lampblack, ( r- manstown, 12 lampbiack, ordin Prussian bin GHERMARo, JH: VY Ko 9Ch brown, S¢; umber. burnt. 4e; umber, raw, 4c: sienna, burnt, 4ei sienna, w, dej lans green, genuine. . Paris green, com- hon, ' 233 chrome green, N. . 2003 vermillion American, 1%¢; Anaan raw and burnt umber, 1 h eans, raw and burnt sienna, 12¢; vandyke brown," liei re- fined lampblack 12 coach black black, 16e3 drop black, 16e lr|l~flln|l Nlu‘ 40c: ultramarine black. 15¢; ehrome ereen. | M &l) 10¢; blind |.ml~ln|uorgu-m| L, L Par \t'lu'llnn red, yermiliion, L. 8 200 \cllnw uvhrn "B L M. & 0. D.. 1%: good” ochre, 16c: patent dryer, Se; gralning color, light oak, dark oak, walnut. chestnut and ash. 1%, MEDRUGS AND GHEMICALS.—Acld, carbolie, 3 aclq, tartaric, 52¢; balsam copaiba, per e bark sassatras, per b, 10c¢; ealomel, er I, Tée, chinehionidia, per o7 dic; chloro- “0e: Dover's owders, per b, 2 per B, Lige; xl)ccmm pure, per Ib,_3lc “Johd, acetate, bor D, e} oil, eastor, No. 1, per gal., $1.50c; oil eastor, No. 2, per gal., §1.40; oil dlive, per gal., $1.40] oil orizannum,” 50ci opium, ninine, P. & W.and K. &S, per oz Tie; potassium iodide, per ™, §1.50; Balicin, per oz, 40c; sul- phate morphine, per oz. $3.°5: sulphur, per D, de; stryehnine. ver oz. $1.3). Uns AND SKINS—The tulln\vlnx pric(‘i are for prime, well handled skins prime, clean per pound, $1.50@3.00 @2,00; meaty ana inferior, $1.00 brown and _ grizzly, $5.00@S.00; cubs and yearlings, $2.004.00. Badger, b0@60 (,m, wild, 20@10c; domestie, black, 101 mestie, sundiy colors, H@sc, Foxed. 81.60 2,00@4.00; grev, 40@ic; silver, " Fisher, $4.00@6.00. Otter,$4,00 and ivory @ $10.00@40. 00 (@6.00. Martin, SLO0@1.75, Muskrat, win- ter, large, 10e; fall, Kkitts, 1c. Mink, ]nn.(‘. dark, 30ic40c; smail and pale, 16@20e.” Ra coon, large prime, 40@30c; small 20@30c. — Skunk, common, 1 Inrge grey, $LH0@2.50; e or prairie, 7@ 90 Deer and antelope, winter, per poun : fall and summer. per pound 20c. Ory Lumosr BOARDS, NoJ Copm. 5. L s 12, 14and 16 £t 14and18 ft I\a. ] g.nd 16 ft. No4 . 12 14'and 16 ft.. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. 12 st 2t \IOM 16 £L118 £t)20 lnwnw 00 il | ‘mxv [16.50(16.50116.50117.00 Wr. umpnr.anw CEILING \,AND PARTITIO} %in W)llk\ Ping. l’nrlluon 2d Com. ¥ in. Norwny Plnu Celllnz M.OO No. 1, 4& 6 inch, 12 nnd H (L. rough...$17.00 No. 2, 4 & Ginch, 12 and 14 ft., rough.’." 14.00 BTOCK BOARDS, Al'.!lnflh.fl.ln. 46C.. . BlZinch * “42D No. l com. 12 In, 8. 18.. 10, 18 & 20 No. 2, 4 No. “w SHIP LA!‘. . plain,8 and 10 ineh 2 plain,8 and 10 inch...... SHINGLES, LATR, 7h 90: A standard, $250; No.1, ~—Whlw Cedar, 6 in,, }¢s, 2¢; 8 1n, CHICAGO SHORT LINE ——OF [His-me= Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul B'y THE BEST ROUTE fm OMABA and COUNCIL BLOFFS o THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicage, —AND— Milwaukees, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other lmpnfllnl {mmu East, Northeast For through naluu call on the Tioket Agen at 1401 Faroam street (in Paxton Hotel),or & Unfon Pacifio Depot. Pullman Bleevers and the finest Dining Cars in the world are run on the main Iln.l of the Outosao, MiLwauxse & BT. PAUL RAILWAT, ond_every attention is paid to passengers by mumo ployes af the company. R, Genert 8 ' Tnc::n. Ansistant (l.nnrll Manager. V. R G:unun, General Pussenger and Tidket AYFORD, Assistant Genersl Passon: and 1‘10“( Agent 3. T Cuask. Goneral Superinteudeat. WOODBRIDGE BRO' \ State Agents FOR THE DECKER BROY. PTANOS _ Omaha, Neb. Stone&.Gravel The Cedar Creek Stone and Gravel Quarry has just been opencd up for business. A good quality of white and blue lime stone for building purposes, is furnished by J. L. FARTHING, The General Salesman, Also gravel of the finest quality for lawn aud other purposes. Officés at Plattsmouth, hh The B. rail- romd uses a large awount of this stone. I THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES OMAHA, | Arrive | Leave Omaha | Omaba Arf/sll lalar u/ TR, A. HOSPE, Artists’ Materialg, Pianos and Organs, NION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Pierce sts.| Pacific i *10cal Expres \N‘pl Sunda; ~ BEMRRR Depot 10th and Pacitie sts. 00 am 18:45 pm onday. tExcept Saturday t. P M., & O, Depot 15th and Webster st. Sioux City Express..... *BancroftA ccommodation *Excent Sunday MISSOURI PACIFIC, Depot 16th and Webster st. Day Express... | Night Ex jiress Lincoln nress UNION (n I\ YARDS| 1 5:45 pm 110:30 am we | Leave l\‘\.h xcept Sunday. Trams leavine U. P, d potin Omaha 1., 5:05 p. m, and those mn stock a, m. and 10 through passen U. P BRIDGE Transfer, Omaha. *Lxeept Sund tConnects wi Pt Council Blufls. Conuets with (71 B. & M 10 ani 200 pin 3..: Counc s, iConnects with W. St ¢ P at Council Bluffs.| mnects withall even- trains for Chicago at neil Blaffs, Trains we Omaha at Union cific_depot, 10th and Tletoe sirepie | 10:00 pn Omaha 8:15 pm 113 Donglas Stroet, Omaha. " Butter and Eggs. T McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. nem.pnm A% Packing Homso, 106h wnd Teaven: 8t Ah Mail and Express. ... pm Builders' Hardware and Scales. Night [10:00 1y - > e Lol [ 8:88 pm HIMEBAUGH & TAYLCR, Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair Shop R&Q R R Mechauics' Tools and Rufflo W 105 Douglus st Dl‘llnl mm and Pacific sts, | EY Omana, Mail and 8 0:20 am’ 6:00 pm | em— —_——— = Chieago F 710 pm 9:20 am Boots and Shoes. IR St % B, ERICAN HAND __SEWED Depot mnh and l.\ou ¢ sy, 7 i C PAN - Vv l Plattsmouth., ¥4 10 pm. 9:20 am SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Complete stock of Rubler Go 50 8. 1310 L., Omana, i Always on hand Austin, Aent. W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam st, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summor wtreet, Bost T. LINDSEY & Co. Wholesale Rubhe fu paganle dibhor Baoks and Shoes. EastCorner Hth and Doaglus, sxs 3 Beer. M. KEA ING, Faust, Budwelser and Erlang STORZ & ILER, ager Beer Brewe orth 18th Strect, Oman, Neb, all others Butchers' Tools. yards du m LY [Pems 7 S . AT tween A5 i | #8500 pin LOUIS HELLER, Omana S0pm | Rutehers' Tools and Supplies, — Teave T leave ~ | Jwusaxo Casings gf il Kinds alwassin stock. 1315 _Coffee, Spices, Etc. e IRKE Omaha Teas. Coffees, y tracts, Lau ) Coffeo and Spice Mills. Biking Powder, Flavoring B rney 'I!Inn Ink. Ko, 6 1 Inkin, Neb: GAT JLIT & MIL, Home (offea and Spice Mills M Coffee Ronstors nm}i\*mn s Grindor, Mapafac m{‘-‘r. i oring. xiracts, Blumg, lite g ot ot 1-1 pACKAE nm.mmenauzmmu Oomom® I ERowara »t. Omnbn ey = Cornice. AGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epencter, Prop. ) | T T 11:10 pm Manufacturer of Galvanizod Iron and Corniee. 928 Dodgo and 103 and 105 N, 10th st.. Omuha, Neb. _”_ ; nml.mmnsmp_tsoron Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n | Bpecial Brands. Ilard ware. . .~ B W. J. BROA 1‘(‘", Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Tardware Lumber, eto. 1900 ney " ED) Wholesale Iron and Steel, Wigon and Carrage Wood Stock, Teavy Hardma BT AR 130 Tenvenworth st Omana. Nogs MILTON ROGERS & S SU\H, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantl; 00ds. 1321 and 1398 Farnasd Iron Works. AXTON & VI Iron Works, Wranght and Cast Iron Bullding Work, Tro gt Beama i Ginders. Sfeam v ¥ Work: Ofice ani W FOIL McM ‘\\| 8, OMAHA WIRE & IRU\ " (DI{KS. Munufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings, Desk Rails, Window Guards, Flow o Wire Signs, Ktay 123 N. 16th, Orders by mail promptly attended to, ann RLING OrkR, Lumber. OMAITA TWWMBER CO., Duea . All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesele, 18t reot "j'“ Union Paetfic ’|.rull Omuha, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, to. Yards_ Corne i Gt wna 1 s CHICAGO LUMBIR CO., Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 1ith street, Omaha, Neb, ¥, ( i " N. DIE Lumber. ‘“h,“" 1 Callfornia 8treots, Omahs, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Inmhor Lime, Cement, Ete., l-lto. Ipetzer, Manager, Z, Ill),l (.'LA.\'II. Lumber, " HARVEY LUMB. To Dealers Only. OMee, 1403 Farnam street, Oaaha. " CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbez, nd Parquot Floorlog. 9th and Douglag Bunia, w JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. Tmported. and American Portland Cement. | Gtate Akent for Milw, 1y went and Hest uumry Wil | Arrive *Except Sunday. thixcept Monday. . & . & N. W, All trains run daily. B. & Q. All trains run daily M. & St. P Al trains run daily. cept smuuda tExcept Monday RUEMPING & BOLTE, CONNECTING LINE T ‘M:I’l"" Manufacturers of eesp— oral Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, C.R L & P.x 5am | Dormer Windows, Fina) . 8108, 2th WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, pecht, Prop. Galvanized Iron Cornicen, etc. Bpect ent Metalic Kkylight. 508 and b1 improved Pat. h £ OnKhA. Carpets. OMAIA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Carpets, Curtaing, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mattings, Fite. 1511 Dou 8. 4. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtuin Goods, Eto. 123 Farnam Street, Omalin. Neb. Rugs, strect. W. St L. & . — | Al trains randaily 3:30 pm Crockery and “Notions. C. &P, o " TW. L. WRIGHT, ANl traits i daily. T:05a M QA8 | Agentfor tho Manufacturers Importers of Crockery, Glassware, e CHICAGO axo "‘%fls'mu RAILWAY. BSEORT LIINE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. lyn-a to take for Des Moines, shaom Cotar %0, Milwaiikee and all points ca: {16, of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Mar- ble by'sny other iine. ‘;quflrky enjoyed by tho patroms of this rc ahis and Chicago, are its two tri adayoef DAY COACHES PA 7 oamtors fnd elogance ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassed b: widely eelebrated’ PALA dn, Clinton, Dixie, Chica- To the peo- daho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and CRli: fornia, it offers superior advautages not poss Among a few of the numerous points of su- ] which are the fineat thathuman art and ingenuity can ‘eronte. Ita CR SLEEPING CARS, which are modals Tta PARLOT DRAW. v and ity VAT, DINTNG CA us, Lamps, Chimueys, eic. Office, 317 Bouth 13th st. Omiba, Nev. _——— Commission and srarugn D. A, Illrll’LFY, Commission and Jobbing. Butter, Eggsand Produee. Consignment lnll(‘llod. Headquiriers for Stonsware, lierry T un pe Baskets. 1414 Dodgesirect, Omahn. PEYLKE BROS., Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and l’:n ne, Omahs, Neb, W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and anmiwlon Merchant. Bpeciaitio—Butter, Kaxs, e, Poultry, Guime, ers, m\m (hj4h stroot. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Gnme. Frults, etc. 220 8. lath st Omabn, Nev, ~ Coal anc’ Lime. P. MILESTONE & CO., Dealers In Hard and Soft Coal, Ofce and yard, 1gth Omaba, Neb, & GEO. F. LAAGH, T'ros, F.GOODMAN, V. Pies. J.A.BUNDERLAND, Sec. and Try OMAHNA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jolllu r8 of Hard and Soft Coal, ‘Thirteenth Strect, Omahn, Nob, J, J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufacturers of Illinols White Lime, She 6qual of which eannot bo found elsewhore: | Aud Shippers of Coul sud Cote Coment, Dluster, At Counofl Bluffs the trains of the Unfon Paol: bt ‘o_Brick, Drain, Tile and_ Sewer Pipe. flo Ry. conneoct in Union Depot with those of 100 Hotol, ¥amum st., U Nub, the Ohicago & Northwestorn Ry. In Ohicage b the trains of this line make close cemnection o = 'ma nuu of all eastern line, L'onhctmnary. Ttrott,. Columbus. Tndianapolis, Cinofa- e omtE N AR aen Falin Toro llamnll Boston, more. Washington and all ul the ticket ngent for tickets viy [ORTHW ESTER) If you wish the best sccommodations. Al tioket agenta sell tickets v'n this line. H.HUGRITT, E. P. WILSON. General Manager, Genl. Pass't Agent. Chieny 1. w M. Bancock. O8O g norLEs, O'W estern Agt. City Puss Aw RBuffalo, Pitisburg, Red Star Line Carrying the Belgium Royal and United Statos Mail, sulling evory Satueday Between Antwerp & New York T0 THG RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LIND AND PRANCR FALL AND WINTER. ll!on rmmmmn‘, 75 anra(on trip from $110 12 bin, = outward, $45; -m. ©xCUrsion. su Btoorage passuge w ‘xaige Poter Wrisht & Sons, Genora ts, 86 Brosdway, Now York ury Pundt, 1218 Farnam st "Paulsen & Co. 1428 Farnum st: D, O Froemun 1824 Faroam prej at OMAH JOBBERS'DIREGTURY Agricultural Implements. " CHURUHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Cuaria, aud I\\‘xsyu; Jmaba. LININGER & METCALF ( Agricultural Implements, Wagons Carriages, Buggles, Bie., Wholesal LEZ, FRIED & CO, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tigware, Sheot Iron, Eie, Agents for Hows Sculos, and Minmi P (0. Omal RECTOR & WILHELNY UG, Wholesale Hardware. nto, ow York, Pmua?inm-, Bal Jonea sirest, betwoen Wb . FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of l'ruill.Nllll(;md Clgwis. 1211 Faroam Bt. C/ynn and Yaha:co. "MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Gune and Ammunttion, 215 to 22 & 11th st., 100 to am'st., Omahu, Neb. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Ana Wholesnle Denlers in Leaf Tobaccos, Nos. 108 nd 110 N. Wth ktreet, Onaha, SMITII & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Gioods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 1th St.,, Omahi, Neb. Dls tillers. Drain Tile, Etc. A JW BEnsonD Soc s Treas Hujt AR smmrm. RO, V.i're: 1THE l. NION ll}lllfiLlAlL‘ I)M 1IN TILE C Ofce 213 8. 14th st. Omaba. N u‘ o Ailes fos Manufac turing Coment I inery And 0 Tile Furniture. DEWEY & STO Wholesale Dealers in Furuiture, . _Omaba, Neb. (llilfll SHIV th( K, Furniture, Bedding, Uphlolstery, Mirrore, ete, 1200, 1208 snd 1210 Farnam st., Omaha, _raroam st Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Western agents for Jeflerson Sieel Nalls, Austio - ey Powder Co. kairbanks Etundard Keal orwer | Wholesale Groceries and Provisious, At Haraar, Oy Nos 10,707, 708 a0d 111 8. 10tb St Omatis, Neb l'.{l‘l‘l\. 'RE. ‘\IN)RI" ' K — Wholesale Deale Agriculinral Imple munts. Wagons and Bugglos. 91, ¥, 405 wud W1, Jonas o8 M u['u. BKADLY & u;., Wholesule Grocers, 1915 and L e, Live Stock. 1‘()(,1( Y Alnl)b u).. Of Omaha. Limited, Jobn F. Boyd, Superintondent, NION 8 Live Stock Commission. ]Fl. l” ll‘IAl «& SONS, Live Stock Cummlsslou. Goo. Burke, Man: Unlon Stook Yarde, 8. Onna. *Tetapnone 52 SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of nnz and il 'm.m. uh( Stock solicited. tock . Omaha, Millinery_and Notions. I OBERFELDER & CO., Tmporters and Jobbors of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Rtyeet, Omaha, Neb. Wotions. C. 8. GOODRICI & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Faney Goods In Nebraskn. Chicago prices duplicated without adds g frefght, 1415 Farnam Street, Omal J. 7. ROBINSON NOTION CO. Wholesale Denlers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 4% . Tenth 8¢, Omah VINYARD & SCHNEIDL Jobbers in Notions, Hoslery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 100 and 1008 Farnam o aha, N Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTU COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pauts, Shirts, Etc. d 1104 Dou'glny Strees, LING “Faper Boxes L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxes, Bahgh St Omaba Nobruskn, Ordors by uiaile ligited and wil ‘ompt_ attention. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Joh Printers, Blank Book Makers, Aund Book Binders. 106 and 10 outh Fourteenthh tréet. Omaha, Neb. W BN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Presses and_Printers’ Supplies. 509 Bouth Twelfth Street. ST " Pumps. BROWNELL & CO,, Manufacturers and Dealers in Cngines, Boilers & General Muvlmmry i1 Bhest fron work, Bhatting, Dodge '\ Al%0 WiRONK, Rerape yenworth st., Om T CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, tonm and, Water Supiien Hendaunsters 1 Mash B aat & Co's & B Pirium st Oumuha L. STRANG CO., Pumps, Pipes and Engines, oam, Water, Kallway und Milling Supgic 4 722 wnd 424 § Furoan st Onikbin, N 74 S. WIND ENGINFE and 1 COMPA Halladny Wind Mil Flumbing Goo ANY. rtoam and Water Eunpliesy o WA R A5 Felion, Minuger. * Safes, Etc. P. BOYER & CO., Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8" Fire and I ar Proot Safes, Time locks, wnd Unl WPk 102) Faranm Atreet” omak G. ANDREEN, Manufacturers of ¥re Doors, Jutl Work, Shut e, 1thand Jackson Sash, Doors, Etc, DISBROW & lesulo Manutaeturers of Blinds aud Mouldlnxl. And 12aid sis., LYMAN, , Blinds, Monldings, ooty BOHIN MANU Manufacturers, of Sush, Doors, Blinds, ACTURIN €0,y Mould ngs ¢ Just ¢ Hard Wood Frolel oBWOril SM. _Wagons and Carriages. J. . nl ‘ll'h(l N, The Leading Carringe l‘&:w'v), Earaniininin 1% 248 aud 101 Do suest n....n